Category: Independent Reviews

‘The Normal Heart' was intimate. Ad Astra delivered an emotionally grounded rendition of ‘The Normal Heart’, touching on both the light and t…

'The Bluff' was confusing. 'The Bluff' tackles with what lurks behind the façade of a sleepy neighbourhood and examines how people transform in t…

'Again, You Have Trusted Me' was personal. Dysfunctional siblings, irreconcilable differences - sound familiar? Check out what we thought about an…

'Output' was relatable. Coleman Grehands creative and fantastical use of sound and words will challenge the audience’s perception of theatre, th…

'Dwell' was unexpected. In this high-energy production, audiences unexpectedly witnessed the absurd happenings of a rundown and circus-filled motel…

'Little Sketch Book of Horrors' was peculiar. David Massingham's 'Little Sketch Book of Horrors’ was a delightful delve into the mind of its cre…

'The Kidney' was chaotic. The brilliantly dark comedy ‘The Kidney’ was seamlessly recontextualised into a modern Australian setting.

'A Simple Little Knot' was harrowing. New theatre company, Flaming Carnations, has debuted a gripping and new queer work.

'Call Girls' was buzzing. If you’ve ever worked in a call centre or answered phones for a living, you’ll feel right at home with this new prod…

‘Never Said Motel’ was cathartic. Although she is not speaking to the people who inspired each monologue directly, her emotionally rich perform…